After all that, this just had to be the card that I blogged first from last weekend's Claritystamp samples.
I started off by stamping and colouring in the Stockings Bauble stamp. Two are coloured in traditional red and white (the white is glittered) and two are patterned.
To create the patterned ones I made myself little apertures to stamp and sponge through (I forgot to photograph this so I've just put it on orange card so that you can see).
The bricks are coloured in with pencil and I added some orange Sakura Stardust pen to the yellow candle flames for a bit of shimmer.
I didn't want to risk getting the green of the wire onto the bulbs so I masked them all off. I then sponged Olive Archival ink on to give me lovely green wire. I didn't want to waste all that work so I did a few more to keep for later before I peeled off the tape to work on the bulbs.
I used ProMarkers to colour them in with, then covered them in Glossy Accents.
To finish it off I used my computer and printed the little "To my Husband at Christmas" tag.
Then comes the cheese. I never can resist! I used one of the blank banners to write in my own sentiment, "You Light Up My Life". I used red for this so that "UP" stood out against the black outline.
Well I'd best get on and make the most of the light of my life being out for the day. Next month's Claritystamp samples are calling and I know I'm not going to get much done for the next two weeks as he's on leave.
I will be back on Tuesday for a very special post though. I hope I'll see you then.
Stamps and Stencil Used
Lynne
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Hi Lynne, so glad that Jason is home. I bet Maya and you have missed him so much...your card is stunning and the glossy accents really finishes it off .
ReplyDeleteI do love these stamp and stencil sets. Enjoy the rest of your day....x
love what you have done with the stencil here and also how you coloured the stamp. enjoy your time with hubby xx
ReplyDeleteGlad you got your man back home, this is a fab card xx
ReplyDeleteJust come to look to see how you did this one! I wondered how you did the wire as I was a bit stuck! I love it and think I might have some glossy accents but where is the problem?! X
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